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Lavrov keeps negotiation details private on Times Now World

A recorded interview running on a continuous loop is the most-watched of the channel's 15 new uploads.

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0:24Lavrov refuses to discuss reported proposals to freeze Ukraine's lines of contact, keeping negotiation details private.
1:11The recorded interview restarts, with the anchor asking about Russian strikes on Kyiv.
3:07Lavrov argues that any ceasefire needs guarantees, citing his account of past failed agreements.
6:58Responding to Trump's deal comments, Lavrov says discussions are moving in the right direction without revealing specifics.
12:18Lavrov says Ukrainian children's returns have involved mediators including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

Asked about reports of freezing Ukraine's lines of contact, Sergey Lavrov declines to negotiate on camera. "I don't discuss publicly the details of what is being subject of negotiations," he says in Times Now World's most-watched new upload.

Although its title bills it as a live emergency address, the video shows a recorded interview repeated on a continuous loop, with footage credited on screen to Russia's foreign ministry. An anchor questions Lavrov about Russian strikes on Kyiv, ceasefire guarantees and Donald Trump's statements about a possible deal. Lavrov says discussions are moving in the right direction but repeatedly keeps their specifics off the table.

The upload drew roughly 16,000 views in its opening two hours. Elsewhere in the week's coverage, Marco Rubio rejects suggestions that Washington withheld intelligence from Ukraine, saying technical problems may explain disruptions. Other streams focus on Putin, energy supplies and U.S.-Iran tensions, giving the lineup a strong emphasis on diplomacy and conflict.

Across the channel, daily views are running at more than twice their usual pace, while the subscriber total was unchanged over the week. Nearby broadcasters have had different rhythms: Arise News is also above its usual daily viewing pace, while Times Radio is below its own. For Times Now World, the Lavrov interview supplies the week's clearest recurring theme: questions about a deal, and a diplomat unwilling to disclose its terms.

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